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US10219402B1
US10219402B1 US15/960,939 US201815960939A US10219402B1 US 10219402 B1 US10219402 B1 US 10219402B1 US 201815960939 A US201815960939 A US 201815960939A US 10219402 B1 US10219402 B1 US 10219402B1
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  • This application relates to a server device with multiple locations for I/O ports to provide increased functionality.
  • a data center has physical rack structures with attendant power and communication connections.
  • the racks are arranged in rows throughout the room or rooms of the data center.
  • Each rack includes a frame that has vertically oriented slots or chassis that may hold multiple devices such as servers, switches and storage devices.
  • some data centers have tens of thousands of servers and attendant storage devices and network switches.
  • a typical data center may include tens of thousands, or even hundreds of thousands, of devices in hundreds or thousands of individual racks.
  • FIG. 1 A typical rack 10 is shown in FIG. 1 .
  • the rack 10 includes a frame 12 having a set number of slots, twenty in this example.
  • the top two slots of the frame 12 hold a management switch 20 and a data switch 22 .
  • Each of the slots has an associated circuit board (not shown) that allows for connection of different devices in the slot.
  • the management switch 20 and the data switch 22 each have a number of ports to allow the connection to other devices held by the frame 12 .
  • the remaining 18 slots of the frame 12 hold identical servers 24 .
  • Each of the servers 24 have a management port 26 that is connected by a cable 28 to one of the ports on the management switch 20 .
  • Other ports may be connected to the data switch 22 (such cables have been omitted from FIG. 1 for clarity).
  • the nodes represented by the servers 24 in the network correspond to the number of the physical slots.
  • the number of servers 24 installed within the frame 12 will also increase.
  • the management switch 20 and the data switch 22 will need to be reconfigured to accommodate this increased demand.
  • a computing device includes a first and second housing.
  • the first housing can include a single set of electrical connection ports.
  • the first housing can include two sets of the electrical connection ports first set located on front side, the second set located within inner of first housing to create side channel.
  • the side channel can be configured to receive air flow and cable.
  • the angle between first set and second set connection port can be between 90 and 180 degree.
  • the first housing can include a first, second, and third set of electrical connection ports.
  • the second and third sets of electrical connection ports can be positioned within the inner of the first housing to create side channels.
  • the side channels can be configured to receive air flow and cable.
  • the side channels can also be access locations to the second and third sets of electrical connection ports.
  • the second and third set of electrical ports are positioned perpendicular to the first set of electrical connection ports.
  • the angle between the first electrical connection port and the second electrical port can be 90-degrees.
  • the angle between the first set of electrical connection port and the second set of electrical connection ports can be between 90- and 180-degrees.
  • the angle between the first electrical connection port and the third electrical port can be 90-degrees.
  • the angle between the first set of electrical connection port and the second set of electrical connection ports can be between 90- and 180-degrees.
  • the first set of electrical connection ports may not be straight, for example, the first set of electrical connection ports may be oriented as a curve.
  • the electrical ports include I/O connectors.
  • the computing device includes vent holes located at the first, second and third set of electrical connection ports. The vent holes can be configured to receive airflow to cool the computing device.
  • the first housing can also include a chipset. In some embodiments, two sets of electrical connection ports are located on opposite sides of the chipset. A microprocessor can be connected to the chipset.
  • the second housing can also include power supply units. Moreover, the second housing can include fan modules.
  • the computing device also includes extendable electrical connections. The extendable electrical connections can be configured to connect electrical components on the second housing to a microprocessor on the first housing. Also, the extendable electrical connections can connect PSUs on the second housing to a PCB of the first housing in order to provide power to components on the first housing.
  • a server rack includes a plurality of server devices connected to the computing device.
  • the computing device includes a first and second housing.
  • the first housing can include a single set of electrical connection ports.
  • the first housing can include two sets of the electrical connection ports located on opposing sides.
  • the first housing can include a first, second, and third set of electrical connection ports.
  • the second and third sets of electrical connection ports can be positioned within the inner of the first housing to create side channels.
  • the side channels can be configured to receive air flow and cable.
  • the side channels can also be access locations to the second and third sets of electrical connection ports.
  • FIG. 1 shows a prior art equipment rack in a data center exemplifying a management switch and a data switch connected to a plurality of server devices;
  • FIG. 2A shows a perspective view of a prior art computer device, exemplified without a cover to illustrate the internal components
  • FIG. 2B shows a perspective view of a prior art computer device, exemplified with a cover
  • FIG. 3 shows a perspective view of a computing device implementing multiple side channels, exemplified with a cover according to one or more embodiments of the disclosure
  • FIG. 4 shows a perspective view of the computing device of FIG. 3 , exemplified without a cover to illustrate the internal components according to one or more embodiments of the disclosure;
  • FIG. 5 shows a perspective view of the computing device of FIG. 3 , exemplified in installation mode to illustrate access to the side channels according to one or more embodiments of the disclosure.
  • FIG. 6 shows a perspective view of the computing device of FIG. 5 , exemplified without a cover to illustrate the internal components according to one or more embodiments of the disclosure.
  • the computing device includes a first and second housing.
  • the first housing includes a first, second, and third set of electrical connection ports.
  • the second and third set of electrical ports are positioned perpendicular to the first set of electrical connection ports.
  • the second housing is fixed within the computing device.
  • the first housing is slidable with respect to the second housing within the computing device to enable access to the second and third set of electrical ports.
  • FIG. 2A illustrates a perspective view of a switch 100 of the prior art.
  • the switch 100 may be one of a plurality of switches stacked in and supported by a chassis (not shown).
  • switch 100 can serve as the management switch 20 or the data switch 22 within the frame 12 of FIG. 1 .
  • the switch 100 includes a front 102 , a back 104 , a top 106 , a bottom 108 , a first side 110 , and a second side 112 .
  • the switch 100 does not include a cover, as the chassis may act as a cover when the switch 100 is installed in the chassis.
  • the switch 100 includes a cover that surrounds any combination of the front 102 , the back 104 , the top 106 , the bottom 108 , the first side 110 , and the second side 112 .
  • the front 102 of the switch 100 includes a plurality of openings 114 (e.g., vent holes) through which airflow A can flow to cool the switch 100 .
  • the front 102 also includes a plurality of openings 116 for corresponding I/O connectors 118 , for example.
  • the switch 100 includes any number of components including, for example, the I/O connectors 118 , a plurality of heat generating electrical hardware components 120 , a plurality of fans (not shown), a plurality of baffles (not shown) corresponding with the fans, and other thermal management components (e.g., heat pipes).
  • the I/O connectors 118 , the plurality of heat generating electrical hardware components, the plurality of fans, the plurality of baffles, the other thermal management components, or a combination thereof may be supported by and/or attached to the bottom 108 of the switch 100 .
  • the various components, or a combination thereof, can be attached to the bottom 108 by using an adhesive, screws, nut/bolt combinations, snaps, mated press fittings, other attachment devices, or a combination thereof.
  • the switch 100 may include different, additional, or fewer components.
  • the switch 100 can include one or more rotatable levers 121 operable to lock the switch 100 in the chassis.
  • the I/O connectors 118 may be any number of I/O connectors 118 including, for example, RJ45 connectors, SFP connectors, QSFP connectors or OSFP connectors.
  • the I/O connectors 118 may be used for input only, output only, or both input and output connections.
  • the plurality of heat generating electric hardware components 120 may include heat sinks 122 to aid in the transfer of heat from the plurality of heat generating electric hardware components 120 to the surrounding air.
  • the plurality of heat generating electric hardware components 120 may include, for example, processors, circuits, transistors, memory devices, power supplies, transformers, chips, integrated circuits, or other electronics.
  • the fans pull or push (e.g., depending on the direction the plurality of fans are positioned within the switch 100 ) air into or out of the plurality of openings 114 .
  • air is pulled into the switch 100 through the plurality of openings 114 in the direction of arrow A. At least a portion of the air is pushed out of the switch 100 at the back 104 , as indicated by arrow B.
  • the flow of air is reversed, as air is pulled into the switch 100 at the back 104 , and pushed out of the switch 100 through the plurality of openings 114 at the front 102 .
  • the front 102 of the switch 100 may be formed by a faceplate 124 .
  • the faceplate 124 includes the plurality of openings 114 for airflow A and the plurality of openings 116 for the I/O connectors 118 .
  • the plurality of openings 114 are provided for thermal management purposes. Depending on the number of I/O connectors 118 , and thus the size of the openings 116 provided for the I/O connectors 118 of the switch 100 , there may be little space remaining for placement of the plurality of openings 114 . Thus, there is a tradeoff between the number of plurality of openings 114 and the number of I/O connectors 118 . For example, the more I/O connectors 118 present within the faceplate 124 , the less space is available within the faceplate 124 for vent holes. Conversely, one can provide more vent holes, as indicated in FIG. 2A , but lose space for the I/O connectors 118 . Additionally, the increased surface area allows for a greater spacing between components, which can also facilitate cooling.
  • temperatures of one or more of the heat generating electrical hardware components during operation of the switch may be too great, without sufficient airflow through the switch or line card, to cool the heat generating electrical hardware components.
  • the switch or line card may not operate properly and/or may shut down with such high temperatures. If the openings 114 are made too large and/or positioned too close together, the openings 114 may cause electro-magnetic interference and/or structural integrity issues.
  • FIG. 3 illustrates a perspective view of one embodiment of a switch 200 .
  • the switch 200 includes a front 202 , a back 204 , a top 206 , a first side 210 , and a second side 212 .
  • the front 202 of the switch 200 can include a plurality of openings 216 (e.g., vent holes) through which air used to cool the switch 200 flows.
  • the front 202 also includes a plurality of openings 220 for corresponding I/O connectors 218 .
  • the plurality of openings 216 and the plurality of openings 220 for corresponding I/O connectors 218 can be centered on the front 202 of the switch 200 .
  • the I/O connectors 218 may be any number of I/O connectors including, for example, RJ45 connectors, SFP connectors, QSFP connectors or OSFP connectors.
  • the I/O connectors 218 may be used for input only, output only, or both input and output connections.
  • the front 202 of the switch 200 can also include a first side channel 214 located on the left side of the plurality of openings 216 and 220 .
  • the front 202 of the switch 200 can include a second side channel 208 located on the right side of the plurality of openings 216 and 220 .
  • the first and second side channels 214 and 208 are access paths to a second and third set of plurality of openings for corresponding I/O connectors (not shown).
  • the first and second side channels 214 and 208 can allow for cable housing to the I/O connectors.
  • the first and second side channels 214 and 208 can allow for additional air flow to reach the additional I/O connectors. This is discussed in greater detail below with respect to FIG. 4 .
  • FIG. 4 illustrates a perspective view of one embodiment of the switch 200 without a cover to illustrate the internal components.
  • the switch 200 includes a first section 450 and a second section 460 .
  • the first section 450 houses the plurality of openings 216 through which airflow A enters the front 202 to cool the switch 200 .
  • the first section 450 also includes a plurality of openings 220 for corresponding I/O connectors 218 .
  • the switch 200 can include thirty-two openings 220 and thirty-two corresponding I/O connectors 218 .
  • the first section 450 can solely house a single set of I/O connectors 218 .
  • the first section 450 can include two sets of the electrical connection ports located on opposing sides of the computing device.
  • the first section 450 can include the set of I/O connectors 218 and a first set of connectors 270 .
  • the first connector 270 can include a plurality of openings for corresponding I/O connectors (not shown).
  • the first section 450 can include the set of I/O connectors 218 and a second set of connectors 275 .
  • the second set of connector 275 can include a plurality of openings 230 for I/O connectors 228 .
  • the first section 450 can include a first, second, and third set of electrical connection ports.
  • the first section 450 can include the I/O connectors 218 , and the first and second set of connectors 270 and 275 .
  • the first and second set of connectors 270 and 275 can include I/O connectors 228 .
  • the first and second set of connectors 270 and 275 can be positioned within the first section 450 to create side channels.
  • the first section 450 can include a first side channel 214 leading to the first connector 270 .
  • the first section 450 can include a second side channel 208 leading to a second connector 275 .
  • an angle between the I/O connectors 218 and the first set of connectors 270 can be 90-degrees. In alternative embodiments, an angle between the I/O connectors 218 and the first second set of connectors 270 can be between 90- and 180-degrees. Similarly, an angle between the I/O connectors 218 and the second set of connectors 275 can be 90-degrees. Furthermore, an angle between the I/O connectors 218 and the second set of connectors 275 can be between 90- and 180-degrees. In some embodiments, the I/O connectors 218 may not be straight, for example, the I/O connectors 218 may be oriented as a curve.
  • the first set of I/O connectors 228 can include eight I/O connectors. Accordingly, the second set of I/O connectors 228 can also include eight I/O connectors. Similar to the I/O connectors 218 , the I/O connectors 228 can be any number of I/O connectors including, for example, RJ45 connectors, SFP connectors, QSFP connectors or OSFP connectors. The I/O connectors 218 can be used for input only, output only, or both input and output connections.
  • the first connector 270 and the second connector 275 can also include a plurality of openings 274 (e.g., vent holes) through which air used to cool the switch 200 flows.
  • the plurality of openings 274 and 216 are provided for thermal management purposes.
  • the placement of the plurality of openings 274 and 216 provides a design advantage over the conventional design.
  • there is little space remaining for the placement of the plurality of openings 114 due to the number of I/O connectors 118 and the size of the openings 116 provided for the I/O connectors 118 .
  • the more I/O connectors 118 present the less space is available within the switch 100 for vent holes.
  • the present embodiment does not restrict the plurality of openings 274 and 216 to the faceplate of the switch 200 , the switch 200 has an increased surface area. This increased surface area allows for a greater spacing between components, which also facilitates cooling.
  • the first section 450 of the switch 200 can also include a chipset 600 .
  • the chipset 600 can include switches (not shown) and a microprocessor and companion chip (not shown).
  • the chipset 600 is arranged to support ports associated I/O connectors 218 and 228 .
  • the I/O connectors 218 are located on one side of the chipset 600
  • the I/O connectors 228 are located adjacent to the I/O connectors 218 .
  • a first set of I/O connectors 228 are located on side 212 of the switch 200
  • a second set of I/O connectors 228 are located on side 210 of the switch 200 . This allows for improved signal integrity as the I/O connectors 218 and 228 are positioned closer to the chipset 600 , in comparison to the conventional switch shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B .
  • the second section 460 of the switch 200 can include power supply units 245 , a plurality of fan modules 250 , and a plurality of I/O interfaces 265 .
  • the plurality of fan modules 250 pull or push (e.g., depending on the direction the plurality of fans are positioned within the switch 200 ) air into or out of the plurality of openings 216 and 274 .
  • air is pulled into the switch 200 through the plurality of openings 216 and 274 in the direction of arrow A. At least a portion of the air is pushed out of the switch 200 at the back 204 , as indicated by arrow B.
  • the flow of air is reversed, as air is pulled into the switch 200 at the back 204 , and pushed out of the switch 200 through the plurality of openings 216 and 274 .
  • the plurality of I/O interfaces 265 enable connection to external peripheral devices (not shown).
  • the cables 255 and 260 are provided to enable electrical connection between the chipset 600 , I/O connectors 218 , 228 , the power supply units 245 , and the plurality of I/O interfaces 265 and plurality of fan module 250 .
  • the components housed on the first section 450 can be connected to the power supply units 245 by cable connector 260 .
  • the I/O connectors 218 and 228 can be connected to the I/O interfaces 265 by cable connector 255 .
  • Fan speed and control signal of fan module 250 also connect to chipset 600 by cable 255 .
  • the cables 255 and 260 are configured to stretch to allow for an extended connection between the chipset 600 , I/O connectors 218 , 228 , the power supply units 245 , and the plurality of I/O interfaces 265 . This is discussed in greater detail below with respect to FIGS. 5 and 6 . It should be noted that the switch 200 may include different, additional, or fewer components.
  • FIG. 5 shows a perspective view of the switch 200 , illustrated in an installation mode to illustrate access to the side channels 214 and 208 (from FIG. 4 ).
  • FIG. 6 shows a perspective view of the switch 200 without a cover, illustrated in the installation mode.
  • the first section 450 of the switch can be configured to slide in and out of the switch 200 to allow access to the first connector 270 and the second connector 275 , and subsequently the I/O connectors 228 .
  • the second section 460 can be fixed in place within the switch 200 .
  • the second section 460 and all of its components may be supported by and/or attached to the interior base of the switch 200 .
  • the various components, or a combination thereof can be attached to the interior base by using an adhesive, screws, nut/bolt combinations, snaps, mated press fittings, other attachment devices, or a combination thereof.
  • the first section 450 can include a separate base section from that of the switch 200 .
  • This separate base section can be configured to slide in and out of the switch 200 on a pair of tracks positioned on the inner walls of the switch 200 .
  • the first side 210 can include an interior wall that includes a track (now shown) that is configured to connect to a corresponding track of the first section 450 .
  • a similar feature can be present on the second wall 212 . This allows the first section 450 to be pulled in and out of the switch 200 by an administrator to access the first connector 270 and the second connector 275 , and subsequently the I/O connectors 228 .
  • FIGS. 3 and 4 show the switch 200 in the normal operation mode, where the first and second sections 450 and 460 are located near one another. In the normal operation mode, the cables 255 and 260 are not extended as the first section 450 is within the housing of the switch 200 .
  • FIGS. 6 and 5 show the switch 200 in the installation mode. In the installation mode, the first section 450 is extended out of the housing of the switch 200 . This causes the cables 255 and 260 to extend to maintain connection between the chipset 600 , I/O connectors 218 , 228 , the power supply units 245 , and the plurality of I/O interfaces 265 and fan speed and fan control signal of fan module 250 .

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